Spring Announcements
From: Michele De La Cruz [mailto:micheledlc7@hotmail.com]
Sent: Tue 5/2/2006 12:49 PM
To: Nakasone, Raul; Rutledge, David
Cc: chingkarma@yahoo.com
Subject: Update and Presentation Date
Greetings! I know I've not really been in touch much, and I hope that's been
ok. I've been very active and busy with many things! I am excited to give my
presentation for the year. I absolutely MUST give it on Tues, June 6, week
10, whatever time is available. I am moving to Eugene at the end of May, and
so need to coordinate my presentation with moving, work, and event schedule!
From: Sherri Anderson [mailto:dangrigatown@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tue 5/2/2006 9:38 PM
To: Nakasone, Raul
Subject: Re: [reconciliation] FW: A message to faculty and teaching staff from the Academic Deans
Hola:
I'd like to do my presentation May
30 at 3:00 p.m. I have been working to set up a resident council
and volunteer projects at a low income apartment in Sequim and will
present on that project.
Sherri Anderson
From: Gail Roemer [mailto:blackdog@olypen.com]
Sent: Tue 5/2/2006 8:17 AM
To: Nakasone, Raul
Subject: Re: [reconciliation] FW: A message to faculty and
teaching staff from the Academic Deans
Could I please present June 1st at 3 p.m.? My presentation will be on
theories of psychology as I have studied them this year,
mostly over
the internet, and also theories and practice of sales, primarily
real
estate, as I got my license and began to practice it this
year. I'll
show how these two fields merge together to help me function better
as
a human being living in a social world.
Thanks,
Gail
From: Javier Berrios [mailto:berriosj@gmail.com]
Sent: Fri 4/28/2006 3:16 PM
To: Reconciliation
Subject: [reconciliation] My
Presentation - May 2nd
Hey everyone!
On Tuesday, May 2nd, I (Javier) am going to be making my final
presentation.
My presentation is going to be of an interesting method that I read
about
this year. This method takes into account a person's past
experiences and
inner motivations; Using that data, it is possible to clarify for each
person the type of work that is fulfilling.
It, literally, changed my life and I am looking forward to sharing it
with
the class.
-Javier
Please join us for:
"EXPLORING XENOPHOBIA: A Dialogue About
Immigration, Race & Public Policy"
Monday May 22, 2006
7:00-9:00p
Traditions Cafe
300 5th Ave SW, Olympia
Potluck immediately following
FREE
Nearest bus routes: #41, #44, and #48
Please join:
Lisa Seifert, nationally recognized expert on
Immigration Law;
Larry Mosqueda, Instructor in Political Economy and
Social Change at The Evergreen State College;
and Grace Chang,
Professor of Women's Studies at the University of California at Santa
Barbara and author of "Disposable Domestics: Immigrant Workers in a
Global Economy"
<>for an evening's conversation about immigration, race and
public
policy in the U.S.
Requests for reasonable accommodation and interpretation welcome
No inquiries will be made about participants' documentation status.
This community forum may be photographed or videotaped
For more information please contact Joelle Brouner via e-mail at
joellebrouner@earthlink.net
From: "Native Student Alliance" <tescnsa@hotmail.com>
Date: Thu, 06 Apr 2006 00:05:14 -0700
To: longhse@evergreen.edu, ackleyk@evergreen.edu,
yamiallen@netscape.net,
anakak2000@yahoo.com, anchorsm@evergreen.edu,
malkatrazeem@earthlink.net,
javaeast@msn.com, sim_conners@hotmail.com, BeebyM@wsdot.wa.gov
Subject: THIS FRIDAY: Tlingit
One-Woman-Show in Longhouse at TESC
Hi there, everyone!
I wanted to extend an invitation to all to
attend an
event in the Longhouse at TESC this Friday, April 7. We will
begin the
evening with a performance by local Skokomish singers and
drummers. The
night's feature is a one-woman show written and performed by Diane
Benson, a
Tlingit woman hailing from Southeast Alaska. THE EVENT IS FREE OF
CHARGE.
An acclaimed poet, playwright and actress,
Diane has performed "Voicing
Tribal Women" locally in Alaska as well as nationally, including this
past
month at the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington,
DC. This
piece features "When My Spirit Raised Its Hands," a true tale of Native
Civil Rights in the 1940s through the lens of Elizabeth Peratrovich, a
Tlingit forerunner of native women taking a stand against
oppression. Diane
portrays other characters with a quick wit, along with an underlying
message
that gives voice to the Native woman's perspective in the crazy world
we
live in today.
Please join us in the Longhouse at Evergreen
from 6pm-9pm and help us
out by spreading the word! Do not hesitate to email us back with
any
questions or just give us a ring at 360.867.6105.
Gunalscheech ("Thank you" in Tlingit),
Cary Jensen Turkon
April 8th Pow-wow in honor of
Judith Quill at Tacoma Community College, Building 11, Grand Entry at
1:00 and 7:00 p.m. Drummers, Dancers, Vendors are welcome!
From: Organic Volunteers <growfoodsa@yahoo.com>
Date: Sun, 2 Apr 2006 16:23:17 -0700 (PDT)
To: Raul Nakasone <nakasonr@evergreen.edu>
Subject: "Sustainable Revolution in
Latin America"
When: Tues the 11th, 1pm
Sarita Role co-directs GrowFood.org, a virtual University
of sustainable living whose classrooms are farms, forests and
communities, and whose professors are organic growers, green
tradespeople, and social entrepreneurs. The slideshow
"Sustainable Revolution in Latin America" follows Sarita and
GrowFood.org founder Ethan Schaffer through Argentina, Brazil,
Uruguay, and Peru as they spend 5 mo. networking educational
opportunities for GrowFood.org and learning about the struggles
and triumphs of the emergent Sustainability Revolution in South
America.
Sarita and Ethan developed their non-profit organization
while attending Evergreen. Both participated in Raul and
David's programs. In addition to sharing her and Ethan's
work, Sarita hopes to share how students can utilize the
resources and intellectual freedom provided by Evergreen to
support unconventional studies.
Also- encourage students to browse the website-
www.GrowFood.org- before we meet.
I can also be reached at 943-0680, if needed.
-Sarita
From: Lauren Kemple <lkpirate@gmail.com>
Reply-To: Lauren Kemple <lkpirate@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 5 Apr 2006 12:27:24 -0700
To: Reconciliation <reconciliation@lists.evergreen.edu>
Subject: [reconciliation] presentation tomorrow
i would like to present my work from fall and winter quarters tomorrow
(thursday APR 6th.) during the class time. i'll be there around 1
or 1:30.
happy spring!
lauren
SPRING
PRESENTATIONS WILL START IN WEEK FIVE
Email Raul or Reconciliation to
set up your presentation date. Visit this link to see the schedule
The
saturday
Reconciliation/Contracts "Theory to Praxis" group will not meet on
April 8th. Instead, choose from the following options:
*UW Native American Film Festival
(attend 1 day or the whole event) April 6-8 at the Ethnic Cultural
Center).
The poster was sent by email to you last week.
*Voicing Tribal Women featuring
Diane E Benson "The Story of Elizabeth Peratrovich & Alaskan Civil
Rights" TESC Longhouse, free admission, 6-9 pm on friday, April 7th
*Sweet Honey In the Rock -
concert April 7th at 8:00 p.m. at the Paramount, Seattle.
Ticketmaster
206-628-0888 (benefits Newspapers in Education project)
*Dr. Cornel West Speaks,
Saturday, April 8th at 7:00 p.m. at TESC College Recreation
Center
$15.00 in advance at Rainy Day Records or $20.00 at the door.
Students
with ID $7.00 in advance and $10.00 at the door.
*April 8th is also "Uncle Phil's
Pow-wow" at Tacoma Community College. (I'll get the particulars
to you soon.)
We will meet on April 22nd and
report on our findings. The spring quarter schedule also
includes:
May 6th, May 20th, and June 3rd.
Students who have concluded their
studies and have petitioned to graduate are invited to attend our June
3rd class because we want to send you outta here in style!!! (Let
me
know if you can attend this gathering in the morning for breakfast and
a short ceremony. Stay for the full workshop if possible!)
As I mentioned to one of you in
an earlier email - "I'm
sorry we didn't get to decide about this saturday and class. I've
had
more people say it would have been good for closure...to talk about our
quarter, say good-by in a formal way, have a few good belly laughs, and
talk about our plans for spring quarter. Well, thats one of the
things
that I learn is people really do mean it when they say - this is my
family, my community, my haven!"
Yvonne
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From: Raul Nakasone <nakasonr@evergreen.edu>
Reply-To: Raul Nakasone <nakasonr@evergreen.edu>
Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2006 08:55:27 -0800
To: Reconciliation <reconciliation@lists.evergreen.edu>
Subject: [reconciliation] Friday, April 7th.

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